Sno-Park: SnowKing

20 reviews

Sno-Park: SnowKing Introduce

Sno-Park: SnowKing offers an exceptional winter retreat nestled along NF-82 in Trout Lake, WA 98650. Renowned among snowmobilers, this spot provides ample parking space and basic facilities like pit toilets with toilet paper rolls. The area is ideal for both backcountry exploration and groomed trail riding, making it a favorite for groups seeking adventure.

Located in the heart of Washington's snowy landscapes, Sno-Park: SnowKing caters to winter sports enthusiasts. Its trails cater to various skill levels, though big mountain riders might find limited options here. The parking area is spacious, and visitors are advised to use vehicles with high ground clearance due to potentially unplowed road sections.

Location: Along NF-82 in Trout Lake, WA
Facilities: Basic pit toilets available (check conditions)
Activities: Backcountry and groomed trail riding
Special Notes: High ground clearance vehicle recommended for certain road sections

Sno-Park: SnowKing is a haven for snowmobile groups, offering great spots for group rides. Customer feedback highlights the area's suitability for both experienced and novice riders seeking an authentic winter experience.

Customer Feedback:
- "Plentiful space with basic facilities; excellent for backcountry and trail riding."
- "Great for group rides; trails are a good mix of groomed and backcountry."
- "Road conditions require attention, so be prepared with appropriate vehicle clearance."

Sno-Park: SnowKing is an essential stop for snowmobilers in Washington. Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful ride through the snow-covered trails, this Sno-Park delivers. Visit us for your next winter escape and experience the magic of snowmobiling!

Location

Washington Yakima County Trout Lake National Forest Development Road 82

Customer Reviews

4.0

20 reviews

Tim Ay

Jan 27, 2025

Typical snowmobile parking lot with plenty of space and a hole in the ground style bathroom. The hill is great for those seeking backcountry and groomed trail riding. Those looking for big mountain riding, there's a little bit but still a good time. Great spot for group ride.

Pavel Viktor Boxan

Jan 08, 2024

The lat 2 or 3 miles of the road wasn't plowed, so make sure you have high ground clearance vehicle with awd.. Toilet was open (January 2024) with 4 rolls of tp ;)

Dan Rubado

Mar 29, 2018

The day pass for Washington snow parks is way more expensive than in Oregon--$22! And they patrol all the snow parks up by trout lake, so you can expect to get a ticket if you don't buy a parking pass. I took my daughter cross country skiing at the end of March and the snow was extremely thin and variable. There wasn't enough left on the ground for the trails to be groomed. This was at the same time that Hood was getting buried in snow. So, I guess this is only a good ski spot when there is tons of snow at lower elevations. Otherwise, this area was very pretty and felt wild compared to Hood. The terrain is fairly gentle with rolling hills. We were out for several hours and only encountered four people on the trails. The parking lot was mostly being used by snow mobilers, but they are restricted to different routes.

David Wright

May 17, 2023

Was looking for a free place to camp for a couple days... found this place on an app.... it was quiet and there's even a sani-can up there with in a short walk... was still snow up there...

Someone (Thiotrees)

Dec 28, 2018

This snow park remains plowed throughout the winter and has a pit toilet. A great spot to start snowy adventures from.